Has your cat recently been diagnosed with diabetes or another condition that calls for a low carb diet? Check out this comprehensive list of options.
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The pet insurance industry is a growing field. Many pet owners opt to have this coverage on their pets. In the past, pet insurance was more of luxury, but in the modern era of inflation and uncertainties, it could end up helping pet owners significantly. But how does it work? And what plan is best for you?
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COVID Quarantine has put a wrench in all of our social plans. Puppies are particularly vulnerable to long term effects of this because their experiences in first few months of life significantly impact how they interact with the world. Without proper socialization (and training and exercise), your puppy may grow into an anxious dog afraid of new people and experiences. Many positive interactions with various types of people, animals and situations will teach them that new things are good!
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We can’t help that we’re wired to show love through snacks and treats. Our pets can’t help but take advantage of that! They know they’re the very best and that if they stare long enough or sigh hard enough that even the strongest resolve will come crashing down!
The problem with that is, commercial treats are LOADED with calories – sometimes as much as a whole cup of food – and that’s not good for your pet’s health at all.
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Essential oils are used for everything from aromatherapy to medical treatments. Let's discuss their safe use.
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Many common behavior problems of older puppies (over 6 months) and adult dogs are caused by separation anxiety, lack of feeling secure when left alone. Crates can be very helpful or very harmful in solving these problems. It all depends on you and how you introduce the crate and how you use it going forward. Crates must be introduced gradually, making every association with the crate as positive and pleasant as possible. While crates help keep your pet from getting into trouble while unsupervised, they should not replace exercise, training and quality time spent together.
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A young puppy (8-16 weeks) should have no problem accepting the crate as his own room, bed, den. Any complaining is generally caused not directly by the crate, but by his learning to accept controls in a new and unfamiliar environment and wanting to be with the family.
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Dog crates have been used by dog owners, breeders, trainers, groomers and veterinarians for a long time. But many pet owners hate the idea of using a crate fearing it to be unfair or harmful to their new dog friend. Are dog crates cruel? or kind?
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Many of us are very used to travel by airplane, but not so used to traveling with our pets. Here are some common concerns and recommendations for those high flying pets.
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